Cultural Arsenal Craig Dionne

Cultural Arsenal Craig DionneCultural Arsenal: The Weaponisation of Heritage in Armed Conflict addresses head on a dark and often overlooked aspect of cultural heritage: its weaponisation by both state and non state actors. This new book is intended to show how cultural heritage has been used as a tool or weapon in contemporary conflict and geopolitical competition and how heritage has been manipulated and exploited throughout history to achieve strategic goals.

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